The One Handed Chef

Adam and Joe

BBC

Comedy

4.9 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2011

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Welcome back to Casa Stretch & Furry where The Queen finally gets her own TV cookery show. Do women really like their men to be vegetarian, under-cover Black Squadron member Sgt Mark Brown saves the day in Travellin’ Tales and there’s a rumour going round about the return of a stinky yet ever-so sweet jazz tinged dog.

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0:00.0	BBC 6 Music Podcasts
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0:03.7	This is a free download from the BBC
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0:10.1	And now, Adam and Joe
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3:42.4	We've had a very excellent jingle sent in by
4:12.4	Dan in Hackney who writes, Hi Adam and Joe, I thought I'd funnel my energies into this reworked retro-text-the-nation jingle.
4:19.4	I made it out of bits of old songs by the clash, Uncle and MIA, with my laptop on my phone, and a real-life jingle I heard on the radio, and my voice, for which I apologize.
4:30.4	Hope you like it, love you, by Dan in Hackney. Anyway, here is the jingle. By Dan in Hackney, check this out.
4:42.4	Nice job, and he's got rid of the gunshots there, which I really like.
4:49.4	Nice job, and he's got rid of the gunshots there, which I prefer.
5:13.4	Yes, they're very bad. That was terrific, Dan, thank you very much. And last week's text, the nation's subject, was, it was the first time we've ever returned to a subject because it was so powerful.
5:25.4	And we might come back to it again, because it's one of my favorites. Public pretending, things you do, little fantasy, charades, you do in public, to maybe cover up in public.
5:34.4	We'll give you some examples. Here's a little example right now. This is from Dave Stewart.
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